65,000 portraits of the artist: how Van Gogh's life became the world's first fully painted film | Animation in film | The Guardian
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Loving Vincent examines Van Gogh's mysterious death in a visually arresting way | Movies | San Luis Obispo | New Times San Luis Obispo
Loving Vincent review – a dreamlike, hand-painted plunge into Van Gogh Land | London film festival 2017 | The Guardian
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Loving Vincent: Van Gogh Paintings Turned into First Oil-Painted Film | IndieWire
Loving Vincent - Official Trailer - YouTube
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Loving Vincent' review: Hand-painted movie about Van Gogh is exquisite | The Seattle Times
Watch Actors Transform Into Living Van Gogh Paintings Before Your Eyes | HuffPost Entertainment
Watch: Actors turn into Vincent Van Gogh's paintings in 'Loving Vincent'
Original Film Title: LOVING VINCENT. English Title: LOVING VINCENT. Film Director: HUGH WELCHMAN; DOROTA KOBIELA. Year: 2017. Stars: VINCENT VAN GOGH; CHRIS O'DOWD. Credit: Trademark Films / Silver Reel / Odra Film /
Film review: Loving Vincent – hand-painted portrait of Van Gogh's life a beautiful animated triumph | South China Morning Post
Loving Vincent': Van Gogh's last days become an animated movie of 12 oil paintings per second - Art-Sheep
Loving Vincent – Cineccentric
Old-school painting meets cutting-edge animation: Loving Vincent is a rich visual feast
At Eternity's Gate' review: Julian Schnabel's van Gogh biopic stars an impassioned and credible Willem Dafoe. - The Washington Post
